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There you go, that should do it!

@technobabble said:

Has anyone used Google Voice for their business. I want to get personal calls on my cell phone and also use Google Voice on my cell (different number) for business clients. Would this work?

I have used GoogeVoice on an Obi100 for years. I do not use it for business though.

@technobabble said:

As an one man shop I decided to use my cell as our business phone when I opened shop in 2003. The number is on all of our business info as well as online.

Port your cell number to Google Voice or RingTo. Problem solved.

@technobabble said:

@anonymous well that is extremely inexpensive...thanks for the link!

You bet 😄

Thanks everyone! Usually I have 2 other PCs to work with, but recently they died and I haven't had time to work on them. i think i need to get that taken care of!

Called support weeks ago and after a lot of phone calls and emails, I informed MS that they can close the support ticket.

The issue was that I couldn't use my O365 login (MS business/org account) to log into Microsoft Office Mobile App. It would work with my personal MS account.

They said it was because I had the same address for both. However on the web, or with Android apps such as OWA, Outlook, Word and Excel worked with my O365 Account.

Earlier this week I read an article about new Android Apps and now the Office Mobile app says:

*** Try the new Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps! Now available for Android tablets and phones in the Google Play store: http://aka.ms/worda, http://aka.ms/excela, http://aka.ms/ppta. These new apps replace Office Mobile. **
Microsoft Office Mobile is the Office companion for phones running Android OS prior to v4.4.”

So since my phone is 4.4.2, it's not supposed to work.

Can be handy to have one of those hot swap USB drive port things.

Plug in the usb in the right side click format with an image. Don't remember the DVD process but it should be similar.

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller Yep...just checked with my cc provider and they have been trying to buy products and the cards are failing multiple times...I'm calling this fraud and scamming.

Sounds like it is time to run away.

Trouble shooter had me login using [email protected] which worked. However next step was using the [email protected] which says:

The account you used to sign in is not provisioned for Skype for Business services.

Arrg...troubleshooter says get a password change.

@scottalanmiller The amount of feature upgrades they do monthly is fantastic. I've never been disappointed in their product. Support is pretty damn quick as well.

LIke a good programmer...@robert is there!

@thecreativeone91 said:

Seems appropriate

Youtube Video

Looks like a lot of fun!

@g.jacobse I'll have to look into that.

@Dashrender at this moment in cPanel I have to change the password and give it to them. There is a reset of the password IF they know what the old password is.

According to cPanel support, this will be addressed some day.

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller Thanks...I didn't think so, but with this client, I had to be 100% sure.

Most tools, like WordPress as an example, do an export for every backup operation.

@thanksaj said:

Oh, so if you're using AT&T for 9 sites and your 10th site only has access to Verizon or TWC, you're screwed out of that site getting MPLS?

@scottalanmiller said:

Yes

Well, in the T1 days, you still could due to the regulations on it. AT&T could order a Verizon T1 and lay their network on it. This was really a very standard practice back in the day.

@Dashrender said:

viruii? 😛

Virus plural is either viruses or viri. As it lacks a Latin plural (which would be viri) due to being a mass noun and misused in English there is a grey area as to how the plural should be formed, in the Germanic viruses way or the Latin viri way.

I prefer viri to be consistent in the use of the Latin for Latin nouns even if the Romans didn't use them as a plural, had they done so it would have been viri and our lack of knowledge of the word should not vary our usage thereof. I attempt to use this consistently although it is hard with so many words plural forms being unknown to English speakers (campus, bonus, fungus, etc.)

@technobabble said:

suggested whitelist" for these updates

Yes. Please.

"this category of update won't mess with any critical bits and we guarantee it won't break anything important"

If you think drive issues could be at fault, try Spinrite.